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I don’t like the popular blackmail stance: Germany can independently support genocide with anyone forcing them to do it. And Nazi Germany did already collaborate with Zionists, see 1933 Haavara Agreement. In a way, they share the goal of emancipating Jews to a single place.
Germany supporting fascists again. Not a good look
israel has dirt against Germany. Germany probably did something 80 years ago that israel didn’t like.
Their schools have beat into their kids for many decades what horrible things they did, building up generations of guilt over the issue. This is the end result of visiting the sins of the Father upon the children.
You’d hope that would teach them the substance of the evil committed and not that they sinply owe Isriel anything because the populations Jewish
And “curiously” always forgetting the other large ethnic group the Nazis targetted for extermination: the Roma People, over 250 thousand of which were murdered by the Nazis.
This shit was never “change”, it was just moving a specific ethnicity who have large influence in the biggest winner of WWII - the United Statet - from the untermenschen column to the ubermenschen one.
Certainly not having really changed explains why Race is enough to justify anything, even the most depraved of actions, hence genocidal mass murdering of children is perfectly acceptable to the German elites when it’s being done by Jews, which is what the German Chancellor himself pretty much stated when, after Israel had murdered so many babies in Gaza that the list was 17 pages long, he said that “Germany unwaveringly supports the Jewish Nation”.
As time goes on, the events leading up to that are collectively kind of forgotten so they don’t recognize when they’re on the same path anymore. It’s just the final overall verdict that sticks.
If they block the sanctions, they will be called genocide supporters. If they don’t block them, then they’ll be called antisemitic. Considering they have a lot of guilt from the past vis a vis antisemitism, this makes it a politically difficult choice.
The choice between wrongfully being called antisemitic and actually supporting a genocide is not a difficult one. Saying this as a German.
